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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-27
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-13
J. ". HAM & CO.,
388 Robert Street.

We have large list of small houses and lots for
sale cheap on very easy terms Our have been
busy looking up suitable property for time. Bar
gains Arlington Hills Eastville Heights East and
West Seventh street neighborhoods, West ST. Paul.
and great many good bargains on Dayton's Bluff
Several small houses and lots for sale cheap the
Bohn Manufacturing companys yards, and several
houses and lots for sale beyond the Manitoba shops
We make an effort to obtain good bargains for
customers and thereby your business.
If you have property to sell leave it at Office
and you will soon have your money for it, We offer
the cheapest property now in East ST. Paul.
Please call early property in all parts of the
city is advancing rapidly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-13

II. Z. Watson's List.
$50 Jackson st.
Or OOO BUYS two beautiful lots in Palace
S4,COO addition.
cod 00O FOR two full blocks in Winters
sDLF,OOO addition, worth $50, O00 will bear
investiG alton.
CT AOO-sOUTH-FACING lot on Florida
.Dl, 4OO ST., Langevin's Second addition
Q.I.) 600 BUYS four choice lots in Brook
.plAsCOO lynd addition one-third cash.
GO00 EACH buys a few choice lots fat,
.DCOO West st. Paul, Brown Il Jackson's ad-
dtion cheap.
TWO lots and two double houses on Plato av.
i at less than the lots are worth; look these
up.
G7h0 PER front foot for 5oxlOo on Fairfeld
.DlCO av., near State; the cheape u piece on
the street.
BANNING & OLIVIEk'S adaition-Some
ID beautiful lots at low figures.
NEWPORT ACRES-A few choice pieces
IN left this is the best speculative property
around St Paul. purchasers will double their
money in ninety days.
I.O6O A LOT for choice lots in Searles' ad-
.D%OO dition to Spring Park; now is the time
| to get home ut small expense; call early. ~
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
EyNPRECEDENrED ATTRACTION
 V Over Half n Million Distributed.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated in 1868 for 2s years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes-with capital of sI.ooo, ,ooo--to which a reserve fund of over ssso, 900 has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote its fran. chise was mada part of tbe present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
 IHe 0Hiy Lohery tver vote4 su and en- d''5fa 5y hHe feopLe of any .Statt.
 H ne0er StaieJ or boskbonfs.
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly, and the Semi-Annual Drawings regularly every six months (June and Decembcrl.
 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Fifth Grand Drawing, Class F, in the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, May To, ISS7.- ao4th Monthly Drawing.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
OUR BOOK.
Tho Chamsion's New Book ss Tsrxassu
 Artxona.

The fact that northern Arizona, es- pecially Flagstaff and its immediate neighborhoed, is beginning to attract the attention of eastern people who are looking for western homes ard a profitable investment of capital. muse be apparent to all who have watched ihe course of events in this locality during the last few months. The number of people now coming into this section and the attention that it is claiming among the residents of the states, arc evidences that we have be- fore us great future if we, ourselves, will encourage the "boom" that has now begun. The opportunity is in our hands, if we avail ourselves of it. to ensure for our town and ncishbor. hood permanent and successful growth. The best way to accomplish this is to set before the people of the country plain facts regarding the re- sources, condition and prospects of this portion of Arizona and then cir culate it far and wide. We do not want an exaggerated romantic picture of an imaginary Arcadia, but the un- vanished truth told in simple forci- blc language concerning the country, its business opportunities, its incom- parable climate, its many natural ad- vantageS and its evidences of future commercial and industrial prosperity. With view of carrying out this idea the CHAMPION office has made ar engagements to publish a book in pamphlet form which shall giv. com plete and thoroughly reliable infor- nation on the subjects. To ensure a large circulation it will be sold at the small price of $ cents per copy. It will be gotton up in excellent style, large octave size, with entirely new type, on fine quality paper and bound in neat covers. All the work will be done in the CHAMPION office, cum plete new outfit having been [mr. chased for all kinds of book and job printing. It is generally admitted that the special issue of the CHAMPION which was published on the ist. of January last. setting forth the many advantages of this country, encsur- aged to large extent the growth which has taken place snce and it is confidently anticipated that the more ambitious effort now contempla- ted will benefit the town and neigh borh0od to much greater extent. In bringing out such work great expense IS entailed which can only be met by liberal support from all who arc interested in building up this country. Any one calling at this of. fee will be given full information re- garding the publication and readers at distance are requested to send their orders by mail for the number Of copies they desire. Orders should be sent in as early as possible as it is intended to issue the book early aext month.
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 BkIPRED.
ASt Atsaeho of Secretary Bayard's Onios goes North Leaving many Mourning
 Crsdttovs.

A.l Attashe of Secretary Bayard's omos
 goes North Leaving many Mourning
 Creditoss.
 R. B. Heath, an attache of Secretary Bayards office at, Prescott, during the last three months, has, ac. cording to the Journal Miner, shaken the dust of the capitol from his feet and hled him to the cooler climate of St. Paul, Minnesota. Not beng a very important factor in the executive department of the territory, Mir. Heath's departure would have been unnotlced and probably uncared for except from the fact that he intended to leave sundry unsettled bills behind him. One of his creditors was An Wah, Chinaman who runs restau- rant in the city, and who had provi- ded Mir. Heath with all the delioasies he could procure for his dainty stom- ach, the same being charged up on hls books in Chinese heiroglyphics to the tune of S7o United States money. As soon as An Wah heard that his hend Mir. Heath was about to leave, he made straight for the depot and intercepted the gentleman before the tram pulled out. The celestial per slstently demanded the "sleventy dlOl- lais," and showed an intention of boarding the train and becoming MT. iieath's travelling companion unless the "dlnero" was forthcoming. His deblor claimed he had not the where withal to pay, but finally a territorial official loaned him the rAoney and it was handed over to An Wah, who turned his steps toward the city with a bread smile on his face, chuckling at his own luck and the disappointment that would befall Ar. Heath's remain ing creditors. Later in the evening when it was found out that Heath had skipped those he, owed were furious and one man who held his sight draft for 800 swore out a warrant of arrest, but by this time Mir. Heath was com. fortably esconsed in Pullman car, miles away Under sheriff, Waddell, then telegraphed to Flagstaff to have Heath arrested. Deputy sheriff, Francis, boarded the train here and interviewed the gentleman whe ob- ,ained the money and paid the claim rather than be taken back to Prescott.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
TERRITORIAL.

The Prescott people are beautiiying the,r plaza.
 The salvation army is still storK,ips Tombstone.
 Phnnix has appropriated SSoe to uniform i:s fin department.
 Richard Rule has been appointed prison clerk at Yuma.
 The holiness band are getting in some earnest work at Prescott.
 ]. Schwartz, a shoe maker of Pres colt, is missing frsm that town.
 The copper queen mine, of Bis bee, IS employing 100 workmen.
 A telegraph office has been opened in Prescott over the Bank of Arizona.
 Some good ore -has been struck in the Crocker mine in the QuijatoAS.
 Vines around 'FIorence,are carrying as high as seventy-iye clsstsrx of grapes. ...
 The Phenix Gazette is now under the editorial control of Thos. E. Far |. rish.
 H. Cameron King has opened his office in Phoenix as Commissioner of Immigration.
 Prof. O. s. Fowler is examining the craniums ofthe young "hopefuls" of southern Arizona. A quartz mill will be erected on the property purchased by Diamond 10 in the Bradshaw district. Lieut.. Mott, who was killed at San Carlos agency was buried on April 10th at Utica, N. Y.
 The Tucson land office did busi- ness during the quarter ending March 3Ist amounting to sIS.IrI.Ss.
 A special meeting of the directors of the Prescott and Arizona railroad will be held to-day at Prescott.
 Eight inches of snow fell at the Needles on Sunday last. The first snow that has fallen there for sixteen years.
 Dan Hoffman has been sentenced to be hanged in Kansas City for wrecking train on the Missouri Pa. ciiic last January.
 Liquor dealers in Cochise county have formed themselves into an asso- citation for mutual protection and to contest the late license law.
 Chief Justice ]. W. Wright, Hon. Sumner Howard and John c. Hern don, of Prescott and T. G. Norris, of Flagstaff, are attending court at St. Johns.
 H. H. Warner, of astronomical and Safe Cure fame, renews his offer, from April Ist, 1887, to April Ist, 1888, of SIoo for each and every discovery of new comet made between the above dates. It may be discovered by the naked eye or telescope, but it must be unexpected, except as 10 the comet of ISIs, which is now looked for.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16

After more than two months of re- markable fine weather, the country surrounding Flagstaff has been cover cd with considerable fall of snow, which has caused feelings of great sat : isfactien to tae ranch range and sheep men of this neighborhood. There was general outcry that on account of the slight fall of snow and rain du- ring the winter months there would be drouth throughout northern Ar izona, but the now storm has dispelled all fear of such condition of things. Thc snow fall was proba- bly, about nine inches in the imnedi ate neighborhood of the town, but in the mountains 1t Is much deeper.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
Let Our Hopes spsIng Like aay Flowers.

Let Our Hopes spsing Like May Flowers.
 Now Spring gives us renewed hopes for the fusure--so as it has been, so it will be-let us learn by experience. The aoad Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery occurred at New Orleans, La, under the entire supervision of Gen'ls G. T. Beaure- gard of La, and Jubsl A.. Early of Va, , on Tuesday, March 18th, 1887. s535, 900 was sent flying everywhere. in sums of from SI5o,ooo to $50 a single ticket. No. 66,ssI drew the first prize of SI5o,ooo. It was sold in tenths costing each SI, sent to Nj. A. Dasphin, New Orleans La; one tenth to Jos. H. Ludwig, 43o Will liam St., Buffalo, N. Y.; one to Wm. Moeser, Topeka, Kansas; one to Joe Roseufeld, Houston, Texas; one to II. Taylor, New York City, collected through Adams Express Co.,; one to P. M. Yermsas of Chicago, H.; one paid through London, Paris and American Bank, Limited, Of San Fraa- cisco, Gal; one paid to Wells, Fargo X Co.'S Bank. also of San Francisco, Cal.; one to D. P. Hawes, Decorah, Iowa; one to Thos. Falvey, Wrights- vile, Pa, and one to Il. J. Warner, Stratford, Ontario. No. 66. 344 drew the Second Prize of $50, 900, also sold in fractions: One .hali to Hon. Byron D. Houghtsn, the Democratic candi- date for mayer of Oswego, N. Y.; one tenth to Frank Brock, SIS Potter St.. East Saginaw, Mich; oAe to T. ]. Weaver, Trabue, Fla; others to par ties in Central City, Dak., and Pem- broke. Ontario, Canada, etc., etc. No. 45,73a drew the Third ruze of Sso, 900, also sold in tenths at Sl .oo each; one to E. E. Kiaball, of Port land, Me; one paid through The City National Bank of Dallas, Texas. 1; one to Oliver and Griggs, Bankers al- so at Dallas, Texas; two to Union National Bank of Kansas City, Mo-; one to J. E. Harrigan, No. IsS W. Canton St., Boston, Mass; one paid through Adams Express Co. to Chas. II. Hsrner, Newark, N. J. Nos. 6a- aao and 6s,6I5 drew the Fourth Two Prizes of SIG, 1000, sold everywhere, erc., etc. The same thing will be done again on Tuesday, May Ioth., and any information can be had on application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Now let our hopes spring like May flowers.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16

Frank Middleton has added large extension to his workshop.
 North and west seem to be the fa. vorite localities for building.
 During his recent visit. F. E. Hincklcy purchased some lots here.
 The new Bank building next to l. R. kilpatrick's store is progressing.
 Two lots on San Francisco avenue that were offered for $50 year ago Is reported as sold for ssoo.
 w. A. Switzer, whs has the;contract for the large building of W. C. D. Evans, which is being erected west of the Bank ot Flagstaff, has about csm- pleted the same.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16

HrMUESSEUTh That tke presence of NEst1Esil D AA Generals Beauregard and Early, who are in charge Of the draw iRgs is a guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity. that the chances are all equal, and that no one can possibly dsvine what num- Der will draw Prize.
 REMEMBER ths, national, banks guar. antee the payment of prizes, and that tickets bear the signature of the President of our Insti,utioH, whose franchise is recognized in the highest eo, rts; therefore beware of any limitations or anonymous schehes.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
FlagstAfr Investment Company.

The officers of this association cleo ted at the meeting of the board of di- rectors, s. A. Butler, President. Harry Fulton, vice President, and E. s. Clark Secy. and Treasurer were approved by the shareholders last evening. When the full number of shares 100 were subscribed. The company will be ready for business by May rst.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
- -'7<I - Board of Supervisors.

At the meeting On Friday last re. ports of overseers of roads were con- sidered and their claims allowed. I. A. Lowthian, of district No. 70 re- signed and J. N HuFor was appoint cd overseer in his place.
 The following county roads were discontinued. Road from lower Kirkland Valley via. Bells Canon ts the county line. Road from the Ju- niper divide to Fort Rock. Road from Bangharts ts Ash Fsrk. Road ts Sterling mill.
 One hundred and fifty dollars were appropriated to be expended under the direction oi Messrs. Thornton and Bacon on the road from the Juniper divide to Fort Rock. The petition to enlarge the Flag, staf jail building was refused, and il was ordered that the constables and deputy sheriff have equal rights to keep prisoners ia the Jail and are equally entitled to the possession asd privileges of the jail, A petition asking for the establish msnt of school district about syca- more and Touto creeks was granted and the school district ordered estab. lished.
 Supervisors Wingfeld and Brscht were appointed to make a personal examination of the proposed routes for road to Walnut Grove.
 Lyman Drum was appointed over. seer of Road District Ne. a8, and C, B. Foster as surveyor for the Yayapai and Mohave county line. The board then adjourned.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
Notice for Publication.
Land OGee ot Pre5eaH, Arisssa, l
 Arv;i thtb tQQs

M OTICE is hereby given that the follow IN ing.named settler has flied notice of his intcr,ion to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register aRd Receiver of the U. 5. Land Office, at Prescott, Arizona, on May a4th, 1887. vii; Joseph R. Lockeu, of Flagstaff, A. T., for his H'd Application, 43o, for the 5. w. x, Section (4) Four, zi. N. R. J E.
 He names the following witnesses to rove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of. said land, viz; John Clark, Arthur Beasley, James Goodwin, Thomas F. Mo. Milan, all of Flagstaff, A. T.
 apricot ]. L. CANT, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Lasd 0Dfee st Pyesestf, Iyissss. l
 April IMh, 1857.

M OTICE is hereby givea that the follow lN ing named settler he's filed notice ol his in.sation to make 6x,l proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wiil bs made bsfore the Register and Rscsivcr of ths U. s. Land Office at Prescott, Ari.oaa on May 23rd, 1881. viz: John Clark. Of Flag staff, A. T., for his D. s. No. Iiss for the s. ". /, Sec. 34. Tp. 70, N. R. 8 E.
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon. and eultlva- ton of, said land, viz; Arthur Bea,l,y, TIco- mas McMillan, Joseph R. Lcckett, James Goodwin, all of Flag;taif, A. T.
 aprI6ot J. L. cAMr, K.s .e..
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16

Wf Me HHaersigsed Bank, and Bankery 1oH pay all trises Graaon in 7He Loxisiana .Sfatf L0tffrieS SAicA may 6e pretentedaf eu, eoHnke,y,
 ]. H. OGLESBY,
 Pres. Louisiana Natl Blk.
 PIERRE LANAUX,
 Pres. State Natl. Blk. A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Natl Blk. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank,
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
REALTY AND BUILDIHas

New houses continue to ss up.
 Four new buildings are going up on the south side.
 A new bakery is ip course of cree ton north of the town.
 Lots are now fenced in nearly a mile north of town.
The Arizona champion., 1887-04-16
Capital Prize, S15O,OOO

aye de he,f6y eerfity klat ,Oe mpeyvi5e Ms G,vangemerts for aHAe Mosf1b ana .Senri- AnanaIDydOOings 9 fhe Lonisiand .Slate Lot. he'y Combany, and Ds Person manage and con trSl hhe DrazOings hemsefOcs, ana Mat AS tame are eoadncteG zOitA honesty, taiyness, and in good IaifA tozaa,d aH ta,fies, and sOc snttorfse Me Company 70 HSs hiJ eer1ifeate, uitA Jae-simiIes ef oar iigHatWeJ ah4ehed, iH Ms dapetlfremenkr.n
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Address Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La.